Spring 2026

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The healthy social ties that may have once felt natural are harder to come by once we grow up. UVA researchers offer insights and strategies.

A history of Newcomb Hall, which opened its doors in 1958 and became a home base for generations of students

Scott Beardsley, UVA’s new president, takes the helm after 10 years as the dean of Darden.

Documents reveal surprising details of the turbulent last months, and even hours, of Ryan’s presidency.

In this year’s admissions cycle, total applications surged—to 82,089, a 27 percent jump from last year and a 153 percent increase from 2016.

In one of her first official acts as governor, the UVA alumna appointed 10 new members to the BOV.

A look back at major events that shaped the university in one of its most tumultuous years.

Survivor says sentence gives “a little bit of peace”

Readers share their thoughts on articles from past issues.

A new study finds that while the medications reduce weight and blood-glucose levels, they can also cause patients to lose muscle mass.

Editor Judy Lê previews the Spring 2026 issue.

Shows performed by cover bands make up their own corner of the student social scene and can be found in basements, yards, fraternity houses and bars.

These works by alumni authors have gotten a second life as a TV miniseries, a big-screen blockbuster, an animated children’s program and more.

A stubborn elevator made headlines when poet Robert Frost visited Grounds in 1960.

UVA’s new president says he and his team will be guided by the key question: What is our mission and how can we deliver its full potential?

The Alumni Association is investing in a variety of new programs, including expanded career and industry-focused offerings.

We asked UVA alumni to reflect on student self-governance. They mentioned the University Judiciary Committee, the Pep Band and more.